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Creative Writing: An Unforgettable Walk

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An unforgettable walk The sea was calm, as if it wanted to go unnoticed. The place was overwhelmed with peace. I rowed softly, almost with a harmonious movement. The temperatura was excelent. The shore was so far away that people seemed small. I looked at her. She was radiant. Her long golden hair billowed with the rythm of the delicate breeze that floated in the air. Her dreamy blue eyes were lost in the horizon. Suddenly, she realized I was watching her and turned around. It was Angela, my wife, the only woman I had ever loved in my entire life. We were spending a nice morning in the lake of the village, a place that meant the world to us. It was there where we met and where I confessed my love for her. “What are you looking at?”, …show more content…

She sighed and smiled again. The sadness in her face turned my heart into ice. “I just want you to know that I have been very happy by your side”. “Me too”, I whispered. She took my hand and held it between hers. Then she moved closer and looked into my eyes. “Even in my worst momento, I never doubted of my feelings for you. I hope you’ll always remember that. I will always love you”, she whispered back. We stayed there, staring at each other for a while, until my cellphone rang. I clicked my tongue upset and let go of her hand to pick up the phone. I answered it while I glanced at the village. “Hi, Joseph. Where are you?” “Hi mom. What do you need?” “It’s difficult for me tos ay this… It’s about Angela”. “Angela? What about her? She is…” “She died in a car accident”. “That’s imposible. She’s right here with me. I’ll put her on the phone”. I turned around toward her to find the other side of the boat empty. I froze. I didn’t know what to think nor what to say. After a moment, I started to scream her name, searching for her on the boat desperately. Then I remembered. She had gone to Madrid for a business meeting that weekend. Reality finally hit

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